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Tag: Chinese immigration

The “Chinese Question” and Laundries in Cincinnati from the 1870s

This post about Chinese Laundrymen in Cincinnati a hundred and fifty years ago and the abuse they endured has suddenly become very topical. Hate crimes Continue Reading

Lane Seminary, Chinese Missionaries and Chinese Students during Reconstruction

Lane Theological Seminary on the east side Gilbert Avenue between Yale and Chapel was the first institution founded in Walnut Hills. It dated from about Continue Reading

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